Ex Crown Prince Returns Amid Riots in Germany and Europe
Edward W. Pickard reports unrest from Bartin to Hamburg as German and allied reactions to the Versailles peace unfold. Crowns, revolutions, and political shifts stir Europe while United States debate over Ireland, disarmament, and the League of Nations Covenant continues.
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Bartin
Hamburg
Free Ireland
United States
Edward W. Pickard
Riedall
Lemort
Bell
Memennten
Arak
Wilson Wert
Lloyd George
Germany
Opposed to Bolshevism in Practically Unit Against Lanine
A fragment from a 1917 dispatch discusses Mussulman merchants and political figures in Uta and Perm regions opposing Bolshevik influence. It notes a candidate of Uta’s first constituent assembly, a prominent Muslim attorney, and a Meshevik leader advocating reform. The piece quotes Lenin and stresses doubts about a world revolution, citing France, England, and Germany’s reactions.
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Marwan l
Cleo
Mussulman Ponti
Prient
Notana
Alratem Abkiiamoey
Eecial Democrat
Menshevik
Uta
Aesembly
Stan Sulman
Ional Intelligence
Leninv
Dolshevik
France
England
Germany
Kotehak
He Anid
Montenegrin revolt over throne and American aid
Montenegrins resist moves to restore Nicholas to the throne amid unrest in the country. American Red Cross Balkan relief workers and doughboys are present, facing suspicion as cables and tramways are attacked. Cettinje witnesses a revolutionary push from Cattaro with U S involvement noted but contested by locals.
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Ion
Ingo-Btuy
Monteneggro
Cattaro
Cettinje
Crifinje
Nicholas
Montenegro
Sam
Cred
Wilson sails from Brest after German treaty signing
President Woodrow Wilson departs Brest aboard the U S S George Washington at 2220 on Sunday, amid a measured farewell from French and American officials. Socialists march past the pier as Wilson waves from the launch, thanking Brittany for roses and signaling America’s return.
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Brest
Wilson
Germany
United States
George Washington
Siam
H. Salaun
E. N. Benoit
A. S. Halstead
B. A. Helmick
Smedley Butler
Yser
National Bridge
Theelif
America
Edward McCauley
Wilken
U S Buys Camp Grant Site for New Army Cantonment
The United States government acquired 4000 acres of Camp Grant land near Chicago for about 800000 dollars. Originally leased, the land was purchased as the War Department decided to convert Camp Grant into a permanent cantonment. Prices per acre ranged from 100 to 850 dollars, the highest paid for any of the 14 army camps the government is to retain.
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Chicago
Camp Grant
United States
War Department
Extermination Drive Reduces Predatory Mammals Costs
U S Agriculture crews in 1918 killed 3 gray wolves in New Mexico 15 stock destroying bears 1800 coyotes and 350 bobcats at a total expense of 24800 dollars. Savings cited by stockmen average 215 annually with long term benefits. Poison accounts for additional losses of predators. A public pronouncement urges restraint and sympathy amid weeded wildlife policy.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Former German Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg Offers Trial
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, German chancellor from 1909 to 1917, formally asked the Allies to put him on trial instead of the former emperor. He says he assumes responsibility for German acts during his tenure and placed himself at the disposal of the Allies, a move prompted by a June 25 communique to Premier Clemenceau. The note notes his May 20 prior wish and cites his role in the Belgium neutrality phrase regarded as a "scrap of paper."
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Theobald von Bethmann-Holweg
Ywnvers
Clemenceau
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Uus
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Prince van Buelow
Belgium
Reichstag
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Gage
Howe
Clinton
Burgoyne
England
Boston
Falcon
Lively
Somerset
Symmetry
Glasgow
Charles River
Cambridge
Charlestown
Dorchester
Dorchester Heights
Copp’s Hill
Prescott
Ind
Employment Service Endorsed By Few Employers
New York June 30 United States employment service was endorsed by only 34 of 405 employers surveyed by the national employment managers. The board said the questionnaire went to major employers. Ninety five favored a state system while 219 opposed creating a new cabinet post titled secretary of employment or secretary of employment.
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New York
United States Employment Service
National Employment Managers
Board of Directors
United States
Secretary of
Government Troops Take Hamburg as Berlin Strikes Continue
Berlin reports government forces in full control of Hamburg with no fighting in the city as additional troops arrive to restore order. Gustav Noske, national defense minister, proclaims the government will ruthlessly suppress disorders and may declare martial law where needed.
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Berils
Bedlam
Hamburg
Industral Courts
Voo Lettow-Vorbeck
Elreten
Berlin
Junkers
Hindenburg
Prasia
Germany
Ehert
Poland
Posec
West Prussia
Gerenay
Gte
Herselt
Paris
Holland
Kulner
William
Yaround
Clemenceau
Werest
Gustav Noske
National Defense
Illinois bandit gang captured after mine robbery
Four survivors of five bandits who raided the Middle Fork mine with a $42,400 haul and wounded three workers were captured in a two mile chase between West Franklin and Benton by a 300 man posse. About 500 shots were exchanged. All bandits were lightly wounded and surrendered after running out of ammunition.
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Benton
Iil
Middle Fork
West Prankfort
Here
Plot big revolt in Italy assists at conference in Tyrol
Dispatch from Vienna reports Italian German and Austrian communists met in southern Tyrol to plan a revolution in Italy. The meeting set the uprising for mid July and was reported from Vienna.
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Italy
Tyrol
Vienna
Copenhagen
Viena
Treaty Deposited in Paris After Versailles Ceremony
The peace treaty was brought from Versailles to Paris and deposited at the protocol office. Marshal Joffre, returning to Paris from London, could not attend the Versailles ceremony.
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Pari
Versailles
Paris
Protocol Office
Marshal Joffre
London
Wife murderer Keene Wilkins hangs self in jail
Dr Walter Keene Wilkins, condemned for killing his wife, hanged himself in Mineola Jail. He was found alive by attendants but died shortly after six o clock. The prison staff reported the incident as a suicide.
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Walter Keene Wilkins
Mineola
N. Y
Dane
Embroidering Net and Curtain Care Tips
A brief guide for hobbyists on net embroidery with a simple paper baste method and practical curtain care. It covers starting with a preliminary scrimwork, tracing patterns through paper, and using weights and fasteners to keep curtains neat when windows are open.
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Hera
Battle of Bunker Hill remembered in aging tribute
A nostalgic retrospective recalls the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, detailing American resolve as 2,000 British troops clash on Charlestown heights. Prescott and Stark lead a costly defense with 1,054 British killed or wounded and 411 American casualties, marking a pivotal, bloodier-than-Waterloo moment that shaped the Revolutionary saga.
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Bunker Tul
Waterloo
Boston
Glass Healing Comedy Sketch Misadventure
A fragmentary report from Lexington Green Massachusetts describes glass pieces healing or seeming to fuse under heat and pressure. A stagefarce about healing glass and a magnifying glass gag unfolds with a theater dressing room scene, a staged chase, and panicky attempts to catch a stagehand in vaudeville style.
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Lim
Judge
David Brewster
Tim
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